LWatrous commented on the following stories on BizSugar
How to Market Your Brand on Facebook Places
"I don't "check in" anywhere for privacy reasons. I don't want people knowing where I am all the time or knowing that I'm not home for that matter. So... I never really bothered with Facebook Places. Still really cool stuff to know from a business point-of-view, though."Five Ways Small Businesses Can Save Money In An Uncertain Market
"While this is a good list for a conventional business, I must say none of them apply to me, the real little guy. I work from home, with no legal team, and outsource my work when I get really busy. I guess I don't have that many expenses, but I don't really have a lot of money to put back in the business. What I'd like to see is how I can "act" like a big guy, with little to no budget. ;)"13 Tips For Marketing Your Business Blog
"These are all very great tips. Comment moderation is a biggie, but it can be quite time consuming if the proper spam protection is not in place. Being clear and firm about what language/behavior you will tolerate is important for both the moderator and the readers. People who are new to business blogging will certainly appreciate this one!"3 Powerful Ways to Grow Your Freelance Business With Twitter – Right Now
"As a freelance writer and web designer myself, I found this incredibly valuable. I'm one that tends to get "sucked in" to conversations on Twitter, so I try to avoid it; but then again, I've made some interesting connections on the platform. "Subscribe
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The No-Reason-to-Take-a-Day-Off-of-Work Reason to Take a Day Off of Work (Approved by Sigmund Freud!)
"Taking a day off from work from time to time is always necessary. When you're not on top of your game, you're not useful to your business. I take one day a month (besides the weekends) now. I worked every single day, even if it was just a few hours, for a year...the first year my business was operational. Never again!!"